1 Rupee - Aurangzeb Narnol mint

Aurangzeb's rupees from Narnol are relatively scarce compared to the great imperial mints at Surat or Shahjahanabad. Narnol, a town in the Haryana region, sat on a significant trade and administrative corridor, but its mint output was modest and intermittent. The years 1687–1691 overlap with Aurangzeb's costly Deccan campaigns, a military commitment that would ultimately drain the empire's treasury across three decades of inconclusive warfare against the Marathas.

Provincial mint attributions for this period rely heavily on the mint name in the marginal inscriptions — a detail that makes die-matching and provenance verification particularly important for this type.